So basically..if I am allowed to make a level 10 character..what is the ACTUAL level gonna be for a Khaasta? Am I going to be making a level 7 character, or a level 4 character?
Got my info off of planewalker.com
For a 10th level character, you'll be a khassta, with 4 class levels, giving you an effective level of 10, though you'll only have 7 hit dice. 3 of those hit dice are whatever hit die the khassta get, the other 4 will be from whatever class(es) you take with the 4 class levels, unless the khaasta description states something like "Hit dice: Increase to ".
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Got another question that applies to rules..monks are supposed to be any non-chaotic or any lawful (can't remember which)..yet their plane is that of Limbo which is chaotic..and githzerai are typically chaotic..yet their favoured class is monk..
So do I say that monks are non-chaotic unless it pertains to a githzerai? Or do I make a githzerai monk with a lawful alignment?
I mostly ask because our campaign just entered Limbo and we were just about to enter a githzerai monastary when we ended the game that night. So how can a monastary full of these non-chaotic monks last for long in a plane of chaos?
Well, Githzerai aren't Slaads and they don't come from the plane of limbo : they settled in. So, i don't think they should be concidered specefically chaotics.
Basically, they're not chaotic. They're lawful, but strongly independent-minded. Well, except the ones that really are very chaotic. There've been those too. But in general, I wouldn't call them a generally chaotic race.
I would say most Githzerai count as "Lawful" for the purposes of being a monk. The lawful monk requirement is supposed to signify the capacity and desire for self-discipline, which I'd say they fulfill. (If you can impose your will consistently on a plane made of chaos, you can probably do your monkly practice everyday.) Actually, I'd say most of them are lawful anyway, but some people would argue that their strong independent streak and all it entails would put them squarely in the "chaotic" category.
I would have left their favored class as fighter or psion as well, but then again, my group doesn't really use the rules for favored classes. Multiclassing that much doesn't come up very much anyway.
but not sure if that would really be possible or not..I mean I heard there can be a half-orc paladin and a halfling paladin..basically I wanna make a character that is very rare..yet remotely possible. So are there any Tiefling Paladins out there you have heard of?Maybe with revenge on it's mind..wanting to destroy all of umm..the side of the blood war Tieflings would fall into?
Tieflings can be any alignment and any class. Tiefer paladins aren't THAT rare, they're rare but not particularly so. They're not like Pit Fiend Paladins or Water Genasi Pyrokineticist.
Originally posted by Sucineri
Maybe with revenge on it's mind..wanting to destroy all of umm..the side of the blood war Tieflings would fall into?
Revenge seems like a goal that doesn't suit the paladin to much.
[canofworms]
person 1: revenge isn't evil, you're just out smiting evil keeping it from spreading
person 2: yeah, but you're smiting
person 1: if I don't the orcs will kill the humans
person 2: but the orcs have babies
person 1: the babies will grow up evil
person 2: nu-uh
person 1: uh-hu
Moderator: this is getting too personal, quit insulting each other or we'll have to close the thread
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